Thanks for the memo trick! Now I understand that the haskell compiler
cannot memoize functions of integers, because it could change the space
behaviour. However I think it could memoize everything else. Because all
types that are data objects sitting in memory (so the arg is essentially a
reference)
can be memoized, without changing the space properties (except for overall
constants). Does haskell do this? And if it doesn't can you turn it on?
Cheers, Gerben
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